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CoSN meetup
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Three Essential Questions

By Christine Weiser Published

At CoSN’s 30th anniversary 2023 conference in Austin, attendees gathered for the second annual meeting of “The Network” to discuss what DEI looks like in practice in their companies and school districts - and what more work needs to be done.

Business
women in leadership
Lady Luck: The Challenges of Women Moving Into Education Leadership

By Dr. Kecia Ray Published

Despite long making up more than half the education workforce, women have had a long struggle getting to the highest leadership positions

Learning
search committee
Reimagining Search Committee Service

By Jonathan L. Wharton, Ph.D. Published

How serving on a search committee can help reshape your institution

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Mentorship
Putting the MEN in Mentoring: Practical Ways Men Can Be Better Allies

By Ivy Nelson Published

How men can improve their mentoring and allyship efforts

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The Admiral Squad
The Admiral Squad: How One School District Promotes Staff Diversity

By Erik Ofgang Published

Middletown City Schools does not have many Black male employees. The Admiral Squad was formed to help change that.

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digital equity
4 Ways Rural School Districts Can Accelerate Digital Equity

By Todd Dugan Published

Rural school districts can accelerate digital equity by considering the roles of devices, connection, and instruction

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edtech equity
How One Edtech Leader Supports Equity

By Erik Ofgang Published

James Batson says his district’s approach to edtech equity has been successful because of the intentionality behind it more than any one initiative.

Learning
Two Bayonne students work on a coding project
4 Ways to Encourage Girls to Code

By Erik Ofgang Published

Tips for encouraging girls to code, from Innovative Technology Director award winner, Dr. Karee McAndrew

STEM
DEI
Improving DEI District-Wide

By Erik Ofgang Last updated

The David Douglas School District's DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) efforts have led to restorative justice practices in the classroom and more diversity among educators.

Learning
Eric Graves , a white middle aged man with sandy blonde hair , is sitting and working on a project for school with his hands. He is wearing a tan prisoner uniform.
Getting Your College Degree in Prison

By Erik Ofgang Published

The Second Chance Pell pilot program has permitted more than 28,000 students in prison to access Pell Grants in order to pursue higher education while imprisoned. The program will soon expand to all incarcerated individuals.

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